Professor Doctor A. H. J. Schmidt is Director of eLaw@Leiden, Centre for Law in the Information Society, Leiden University. Wilfred Dolfsma is an an Associate Professor at the Utrecht School of Economics and a Professorial Fellow at Maastricht University (UNU-MERIT). Wim Keuvelaar is managing director of Sdu E-Grant.

• Part I. Preliminaries: 1. Peer-to-peer problems; 2. The world according to Lessig; 3. Cultural theory; 4. The morality of regulation by architecture; 5. Structure; Part II. The Morality of Regulation by Architecture: 6. IT as a relevant discipline; 7. Asking a question; 8. Regulation by design and deployment; 9. The morality of regulation by architecture; Part III. The Economics of P2P in Music: 10. Introduction; 11. Markets for information goods; 12. Some economics of intellectual property rights; 13. Market standards, business models and future music; 14. Three models assessed; 15. Products and prices: welfare implications; 16. Conclusions; Part IV. INTELLECTUAL Property Rights for Music File Sharing: 17. Preface; 18. Approach; 19. The WIPO treaties; 20. The application of copyright and neighbouring rights; 21. The application of the restriction of private copying; 22. The exercise of copyright and neighbouring rights; 23. The enforcement of copyright and related rights; 24. Digitalrights management; 25. Summary; 26. Postscript; Part V. Understanding the War: 27. Introduction; 28. Framing for multidisciplinary analysis; 29. Institutional analysis of the war on music-file sharing; 30. Recommendations and conclusions.

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